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ORCIDCognitive Systems Research, Volume 45
Volume 45, October 2017
- Golnaz Baghdadi
, Farzad Towhidkhah, Reza Rostami:
An electrophysiological model of working memory performance. 1-16 - László Barna Iantovics, Frank Emmert-Streib, Sabri Arik:
MetrIntMeas a novel metric for measuring the intelligence of a swarm of cooperating agents. 17-29 - Dylan G. M. Schouten, Rosie Paulissen, Marieke Hanekamp, Annemarie Groot, Mark A. Neerincx, Anita H. M. Cremers:
Low-literates' support needs for societal participation learning: Empirical grounding of theory- and model-based design. 30-47 - Bryan D. Jones, Herschel F. Thomas III:
The cognitive underpinnings of policy process studies: Introduction to a special issue of Cognitive Systems Research. 48-51 - José F. Fontanari:
Awareness improves problem-solving performance. 52-58 - Simon Hegelich:
Deep learning and punctuated equilibrium theory. 59-69 - Igor Douven:
Clustering colors. 70-81 - Daniel S. Levine:
Modeling the instinctive-emotional-thoughtful mind. 82-94 - Boris Kovalerchuk:
Visual cognitive algorithms for high-dimensional data and super-intelligence challenges. 95-108 - Phill-Kyu Rhee, Enkhbayar Erdenee, Shin Dong Kyun, Minhaz Uddin Ahmed, SongGuo Jin:
Active and semi-supervised learning for object detection with imperfect data. 109-123 - William A. Rottschaefer:
How Otto did not extend his mind, but might have: Dynamic systems theory and social-cultural group selection. 124-144
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